CCS Quiz Bowl - Early American History 2

The state of having the same rights and privileges as others.

An adjustment in one's way of life allowing one to survive in a particular environment.

An area of land set aside by the U.S. government for American Indians to live on.

A person or nation united with another for a common purpose.

A scientist who studies artifacts to learn about past cultures.

To bring into a country, especially for sale.

A formal agreement between two or more nations.

A person guilty of betraying or acting against his or her own country.

The exchange of captured people for goods.

A person who works for a time to pay off money owed for a debt, such as passage from Europe.

A member of a tribe, with no permanent home, who moves from place to place, often seasonally.

A rep. sent by a religious organization to try to persuade others to adopt that religion.

A craft or an occupation that requires manual, artistic, or mechanical skill.

A settlement ruled by another country, not by its own people.

The movement of people from one country or area of the world to a new home in another area.

To not take a side on a matter is to remain _______.

A crop that is grown in large quantities for sale.

A government in which people have the power to rule themselves, often through elected reps.

A draft of an idea for a law that is then considered by lawmakers.

A large farm on which crops are grown by free workers or slaves who live on the land.